What happened: Cam Ward charted 1 big-time throw against 4 turnover-worthy plays among qualifiers at 75 dropbacks. Jordan Love sits at 2-7, Deshaun Watson at 2-6, Josh Allen at 3-6 and Bo Nix at 4-8.
Why it matters: The gap measures explosiveness against risk before turnovers show up in the box score. Early lopsided ratios leave less margin on money downs and force offenses to manufacture easier throws.
By the numbers: BTT-TWP: Maye 2-9; Ward 1-4; Love 2-7; Watson 2-6; Allen 3-6; Nix 4-8 (min. 75 dropbacks).
What to watch: The next charting update shows whether the bottom six add big-time throws or keep trading them for turnover-worthy plays.